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Turkey during Deer ?

Discussion in 'Turkey Hunting' started by demonpep, Aug 25, 2012.

  1. The Butcher

    The Butcher Weekend Warrior

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    yeah i spent $70 on tags. 1 turkey tag, one doe tag, and one buck tag. should be ready for just about any critter that may present itself.
     
  2. hunter97

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    Since I hunt on are land I got... 2 Archery Any-Deer tags, 2 Archery doe tags, 2 Archery turkey tags, 2 Firearms Turkey tags (which can be filled with a bow if done between Oct 1-31) 1 Firearms Any-Deer tag, And 1 Firearms doe tag. And I only Paid $7 for one of the Archery doe tags :p
     
  3. CajunTieDowns

    CajunTieDowns Weekend Warrior

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    I see turkeys pretty often while deer hunting, but in LA turkey season is in the spring. But when we find em during deer season we know where to set up in the spring!
     
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    CaveRun_KY Newb

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    Bow season for deer & turkey came in September 1st. until January 21st :)... (Eastern part of KY.)

    I've been seeing a lot of turkey this year on my property feeding right beside the deer!... Its still a little too warm here for me to start bow hunting... So I've been passing the time camping & Bass fishing! :)
     
  5. Tapewormboy

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    Saturday morning was the Nebraska deer and fall turkey opener, saw two small bucks, a doe with fawn, and two hens. Never seen turkeys at that hunting spot before.

    The population of turkeys on that land was reduced by 1.
     
  6. BustedCoverage

    BustedCoverage Weekend Warrior

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    Lucky dogs...I'm always hearing about Fall turkey season and while living in Louisiana, I never get to participate.
     
  7. Chuck Ochsner

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    Went out this past weekend and all i saw was turkeys, there everywhere out here.
     
  8. demonpep

    demonpep Weekend Warrior

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    I hope to take a turkey this fall too. Do u guys use broadheads or keep one arrow set for turkey?

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  9. JDhom

    JDhom Weekend Warrior

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    Iv been trying to take a turkey with a bow for like 6 seasons now iv come close 1 time and i missed by inches got nothing but feathers! This year that is my goal get a nice bird for the wall. I have hopes of a slam someday.
     
  10. Polecatmasten

    Polecatmasten Weekend Warrior

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    I sometimes keep an expandable or two in my quiver just for Turkey, but usually just shoot my Muzzy's

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  11. Jkolar28

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    I see turkeys about 80% of the time. I feel as if it's usually a good time. If it's in season, shoot it!
     
  12. ISiman/OH

    ISiman/OH Die Hard Bowhunter

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    I love having the option to shoot both here in Ohio! I probably see turkeys about 1/3 of my hunts
     
  13. REMYNGTON

    REMYNGTON Grizzled Veteran

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    I went and got my fall turkey archery tag last weekend and hopefully will have the chance at one. Saw 2 turkeys the week before that were about 50 yards away and that's what reminded me to go get the tag. Lol
     
  14. KyleLewis

    KyleLewis Die Hard Bowhunter

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    I usually see a few every year. Not 1 during Fall Turkey season though! I saw one yesterday morning and turkey season opens on monday. lol
     
  15. deerct1011

    deerct1011 Weekend Warrior

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    I saw about 20 turkey yesterday while bow hunting deer. Couldn't get a shot cuz of distance and thickness of the forest.
     
  16. BlueCopper

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    I've never seen one out in the woods where I hunt.
     
  17. demonpep

    demonpep Weekend Warrior

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    Haven't seen any turkey yet. But I did get my first doe
     

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